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Mr. and Mrs. Eric HauoH Carson, whose mar- v -
riage was an event of September 4 in First
Presbyterian church here, are now living at
I6IOV2 Kains ajnue, Berkeley, Calif. The bride,
the formar Estner Ruth Taylor of Medford, is
a student at the University of California and
the bridegroom is a physicist for the state of
California.
The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Louis Taylor, 331 Melrose avenue, this city,
and her husband is a son of Mr. anoT Mrs. Max
H. Carson, Ojai, Calif.
The wedding was held in the Fireplace room
e t the church, with the Rev. John O. Reynolds
J of ficiating Mr. Taylor gave his daughter in
:J rrtftrriage.
& The Ride's dress was of white embroidered
taffeta, street length, worn with a shoulder
-length veil and white accessories. She carried
a bouquet of white gardenias and stephanotis.
Miss Bernadine Thompson, San Jose, Calif.,
attended the bride. She wore a dress of aqua-
marine embroidered taffeta designed identical to
the bride's gown, with brief veil and white acces
. sories. Her bouquet was of pink rosebuds.
Eli Pilgrim, Berkeley, Calif., w.as fbest0man
for Mr. Carson and ushers were Robert Nicker
son, Berkeley, and William Preston, Medford.
Miss Priscilla West played a program of piano
music before the wedding, and the bridegroom's
sister, Mrs. Margaret Jorgensen, Seattle, sang
"Ich Liebe Dich" by Grieg.
A reception for about 30 guests was held at
the home of the bride's parents. Mrs. A. L
Jamecut the wedding cake and Miss Nancy
Jennings sjprygi mch. Assisting in - serving
were Miss Melissa Jennings and Mrs. Gordon
. James.
Miss Donna Witter took charge of 4he guest
book and Mrs. William Preston the gifts.
For the event the bride's mother wore a pink
and grey voile dress with white carnation cojr
j sage. The bgdegroom's mother was attired in"a
light blue suit with white carnation corsage.
Among Tne wedding guests were Robert
Nickerson- 'Sft-keley; Mr. and Mrs. Edward
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Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hauoli Carton
Slater, Albany, Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Reedy, Ashland.
The bride, a senior at the University of Cali
fornia, is a psychology major. She Js a graduate
of Medford High school. Mr. Carson attended
California Institute of Technology, (the Univer
sity of Hawaii and the University 01 California.
Mrs. William Rice,. Mrs. George Hicks, Mrs.
William Preston and Mrs. George Witter were
hostesses for a shower which honored the bride
elect. It was held in the Fireplace room of First
Presbyterian church.
Lady EJ ks Plan
Luncheon, Cards
Lady Elks plan a dessert
luncheon and afternoon of cards
Tuesday, October 4 atl:30 p.m.,
at the Elks club punge. Bridge,
pinochle and canasta will be
played and wives of all Elks
club members are invited.
The members are askad to in
vite new members or inactive
members.
Dessert will be served by Mrs.
H. J. Boyd, Mrs. Eddie Radzweit,
and Mrs. Jack Weddle.
Principals of New Scho6ls
Request PTA Organizations
Vincent Bevis, principal of
the new Hedrick Junior mgh
school, and Kenneth Hulburt,
principal of the new Jefferson
Grade school, requested organi
zation of parent-teacher associa
tions units tin their respective
schools at the first meeting of
the Medford PfA council held
Thursday afternoon at the
YMCA. The request was imme
diately placed into the hands of
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the County PTA Council and the
units will be organized bv the
county council sometime during
tne month of October, which is
PTA enrollment month.
The Howard School PTA unit,
under the leadershipo of Mrs.
1 nomas &aton, president, re
quested membership in the Med-
iora council at this meeting,
stating that their committee
chairmen had received much
neip irom the workshops con
ducted by the city and felt as an
organization they could benefit
mucn through membership.
Dr. Thomas Anderson, optom
etrist, reported to the . council
the results of the visual eve tests
conducted by him for all citv
scnoois during the summer
round-UD Physical examinations
for all children entering the first
grade this year. The unit rresi-
dents will take this report back
to their association..
Elliott Becken, assistant city
schools superintendent, at the
request of the council, gave in
formation on the 'health pro
gram being conducted in the
Medford schools, services ren
dered and general objectives.
Leonard Mayf ield, ; city schools
superintendent, was also
present.
Committee chairmen appoint
ed to represent the city schools
on the Medford PTA council
are: Parliamentarian adviser,
Mrs. William Ardrv. Roosevelt:
health and summer round up,
Mrs. Milo Kubalek, Junior High
and Jefferson; Safety, John
Childers, principal of Roosevelt;
youth services, John Webber,
Lincoln; National PTA maga
zine. Mrs. Charles Cox. Wash
ington; school board represen
tative, Mrs. G. T. Haupert,
Roosevelt; publicity, Mrs. Frank
Benesh, Roosevelt.
Mr. Childers. safety chairman,
announced that he would con
duct a workshop forlf safetv
chairmen of the schools making
ud the council Mondav at 8 r m
in the annex of Roosevelt school.
All safety chairmen and their as
sistants are asked to attend this
workshop.
Plans were made for a salad
luncheon to be serve bv the
Medford PTA council at the
county PTA workshops to be
held at the YMCA October 6
from 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 D.m
Mrs. Charles Bird, hospitality
chairman, is in charge of plan
ning and arrangements. Mrs.
Roland Holmes, council presi
dent, was presiding officer.
Convention Dates
, Chicago The 60th annual
convention of the National Con
eress Parents and Teachers
will be held in San Francisco,
Calif., May 20 through May 23
1956. it has been announced bv
Mrs. Rollin Brown, ntional
PTA president
Mrs. Brown stated that the
convention will devote increased
time to discussing PTA coopera
tion with the various youth-
serving agencies and to stand
ards of employment that will
attract and Hold qualified
teachers.
TwoCaliformans -To
Give Program
For Garden Club
Mrs. J. P. Weanhunt and Mrs.
J. O. Bennett of Chico, Calif.,
will present the program for al
meeting of Medford Garden club
to be held Thursday, October 6,
at the Pythian building, Fifth
and Grape streets, at 2 p.m.
The topic will be "Holiday
Decorations from Front to Back
Door" and demonstration will
be given by the two California
women.
Members are asked to take
their own containers and condi
tioned flowers. Tea chairman
will be Mrs. E. M. Wallin.
Registrations will be taken for
the flower show judging school
to be held at the Grange hall,
Central Point, October 25, 26
and 27.
The executive board of the
club will meet Monday, October
3, at 1:30 p.m. at the home of
the president, Mrs. C. C. Stearns.
Club Announces
Tournament Plans
The Riverside Bridge club will
hold an open pairs tournament
Saturday evening and Sunday
afternoon, October 22 and. 23.
Mrs. George Dean and John
Solheim won first place in the
north-south playing position for
the September 28 club session.
They scored 100 points.
Winning second place with
95V& points were Mrs. F. R.
Baker and Mrs. Edna Miller;
third, Mrs. Dolph Phipps and
Mrs. Fred Rehlmg, 88; and
fourth, Mrs. H. J. Boyd and Roy
Pruitt, 85
The - east-west winners were
Mrs. W. W. Stevenson and Mrs.
G. E. Mernin, first, with 95
points; Mrs. C. L. Howard and
Mrs. M. M: Herman, second, with
90; Gen. and Mrs. J. P. Vachon,
90; and Mrs. Oda Thomason and
Mrs. Josephine Clark, 84Vi.
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Knife-Fork Club
To Hear Dr Judd
Dr. Walter H. Judd, a former
medical missionary in China,
and member of Congress from
the 5t.h district of . Minnesota,
will be the first speaker for
members of Rogue Valley Knife
and Fork club.
The dinner meeting wil be
held Monday, October 10 at the
Rogue Valley Country club, ac
cording to the president, Eric
Allen Jr. Reservations should
be made in advance with Mrs.
O.- A. Eden, 211 Genessee street.
Dr. Judd is considered one of
the best speakers in the nation
and though his subject matter is
controversial, it -is only in the
hroadest sense oolitical and Dr.
Judd does not speak on the level
of : party politics, advance re
leases state.
He is co-author of the Hays
Judd resolution introduced in
Congress to keep politics out of
the peace settlement.
Dr. Judd was a practicing sur
geon and physician in South
China from 1925 to 1931 and he
was superintendent of hospitals
in North China for the board of
commissioners for foreign mis
sions from 1934 until 1938. In
the years that he lived in China
he served the needs of under
privileged people and came to
know them as few foreigners
ever do, it is explained.
PTA Scholarships
Topic of Speaker
Iris To Be Topic
Of Garden Club
Central Point A dessert
luncheon will be served at 1:30
p.m., Wednesday, October 5, at
the home of Mrs. Henry Conger
for members of the Central Point
Garden club. Mrs. Everett Young
and Mrs. Edward Jones will as
sist the hostess.
Mrs. Kenneth Farley will be
the guest speaker. Her topic will
concern iris.
Auxiliary Plans
Halloween Party
In Eagle Point
Eagle Point Plans for a Hal
loween party October 29 at the
Eagle Point Youth center were
mde by the auxiliary to Eagle
Point Lions, club when they met
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Don Geren. The party is
to be attended by both the auxil
iary and club members.
The next meeting of the auxil
iary wUl be a potluck dinner at
7:30 p.m., October 10 at the
home of Mrs. W. W. Jackson.
Plans also were announced
during the recent meeting for a
rummage sale .to benefit the
Teenage club and members are
asked to take clothing, dishes
and other items for the sale to
the John Winton home.
Mrs. Vern Bonebrake was the
presiding officer and 10 memhors
attended. Mrs. Lyle Greenwood
became a new member. Refresh
ments wereserved by the host
ess and the evening was spent
sewing chair back covers for
cnairs at the Youth center.
Sunday, October 2. 1955
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Mrs. Ron Seguin
rjonored Guest
At Shower Party
CMrs. Ron Seguin, the former
Miss Alma Corbin of Applegate.
was" honored by members of St.
Peter's Lutheran Church Ladies
Aid society September 18 in the
church reception rooms.
Tables and . the room were
decorated with flower arange
ments furnished by Mrs. John
Gamaelich
The committee in charge of
the bridal shower were Mrs.
Hugh Huntler, Mrs. Gamaelich
an4 Mrs. Cliff McGinty.
Among the guests was the
bride's . mother, Mrs. Fred Cor
bin, also Of Applegate.
The bride was presented gifts
and games were played. About
25 members attended.
WomenGGoIfers
To Hold Luncheon
Women's Golf Association of
Rogue Valley Country club will
hold the annual board of direc
tors luncheon Thursday, October
6 at the home of Mrs. Ray Fris
bie, 2447 Lyman avenue. The
lunchson will be held at 12:30
p.m.
Before luncheon, women golf
ers will play in the jjiorning for
the Board of directors' trophy,
the Collins-Miller trophy and the
Rogue valley women's golf tro-
Phy- G
. Monthly awards will be pre
seneted at the luncheon.
All members will be contacted
this week for their reservations.
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Mrs. Leigh Gustison, record
ing secretary of the Oregon Con
gress of Parents and Teachers,
discussed the tuition scholarship
program and explained qualifi
cations required of students each
year to be eligible, at a meeting
of the Howard Parent-Teacher
association Tuesday evening.
This program is a major accom
plishment of the Oregon council
and local units.
Mrs. Mary Corcoran, public
health nurse, explained the child
development program and com
munity groups can be formed for
any age group where films will
be shown and discussions held.
The meeting was conducted
by Mrs. Thomas Eaton, presi
dent. The second grade room
won a prize as the result of more
parents of children in that roojg
being at the meeting.
Mrs. Alex Chisum, program
planning chairman, introduced
the two speakers, for the eve
ning. Refreshments were served by
the executive committee.
A series of "buzz" sessions are
planned instead of regular meetings.
MEETING PLANNED
rOR3ARENTS CLUB
St. Mary's Grade school Par
ents club -will meet Monday,
October 3, at 8 p.m., in the school
activities room.
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